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bj^ljy-^if iÂ«_wii<iiwi__iwi*iÂ»m-i fwmÂ»t7g-)p kskm Chicago and vicinity showers j^sv i||||j s^7 monday tuesday fair not much te j â– "* change in temperature moderate j'jj variable winds igw Chicago examiner ii tnany opportunities fi f\m are constantly being advertised r \ v % under various classifications in t/j j examiner uant m â‚¬ vol viii no 161 a m monday Chicago june 27 1910 monday refri*.tered in u s pitent office price one cent ?Â«"'â€¢"Â« Â»* cam 80 cent per mont-h hero saves all but 4 of 1,400 in boat fire diaz re-elected doubt over vice presidency operation today on roosevelt is rumor gospel riot sweeps suffragist off feet wilted browne jury wrangles 22 hours in day no verdict <Â«\ a hen the jury went out i was afraid of * " that fellow charles spare he did not seem to be interested in the state's summing up i have no doubt that he is the man who is holding out i do not look for a verdict to-day and am going home to play with my babies â€” state's attorney wayman on leaving the criminal court building al 8:15 p m yesterday 1 2 weary men begin argument over bribery charges at 4 o'clock sunday morning clean shirts in demand wayman insists vote remains 11 to 1 for conviction as serts spare paid little at tention to summing up juror green taken 111 sends for medicine and continues duties length of delibera tion breaks recent records captain stops hundreds from leaping into mississippi as steamer blazes beaches in nick of time frantic mothers toss babies into water in mad rush to lancuon island la crosse wis jtane 2r the indomi table courage and the heroism of the cap tain engineer members of the crew and passengers on the mississippi river ex cursion steamer j s which took fire on saturday night on the upper mississippi while loaded to the water's edge with 1,400 excursionists saved the lives of all except four of theft-panic-stricken passen gers the list of dead intthe disaster was kept down to that number iwhile only five were seriously injured four hundred more most of them women and children nre i suffering from burns all of those saved from the steamer which at the time seemed likely to become a great funeral pyre have captain johnstreckfuss a cool headed courageous old mississippi rivet master and pilot to thank for their lives in the face of the greatest danger while the flames were fast making headway while fear-crazed men women and children were rushing from one end of the steamer w to the other threatening to throw them selves overboard the hardy old captain stood at his post commanding directing and encouraging his pilot in the effort to find a landing place where the passengers might reach shore in safety none of crew quits post the members of the crew were under per fect discipline during all that mad rush of passengers not one deserted his post cool-headed men in the crowd too assisted the captain and crew they restrained hundreds from hurling themselves into the \ river they shouted words of encourage ifctnent and cheer and when atlanding finally was made forgetful of selves they assisted the women and children ashore first even though the flames at this time were rap idly licking up the steamer and to remain aboard longer imperiled their lives in the wild panic women rushed to the . wfl with babies in their arms in mid stream they were prevented from throwing the children overboard once the steamer had been beached and while confusion reigned these mothers unmindful of their own danger threw bas-ies and little boys and girls into the water in all cases so far as is known the children were picked upland brought safely to shore the list of dead follows randall mrs anna new auburn la jumped overboard in midstream at the first ary of fire drowned unknown woman who leaped overboard ' and was drowned plane james waukon la burned to death in the hold of the steamer plane is held by the captain to be the cause of the disaster unknown man burned to death with plane woman suffers broken leg some of the injured are joseph coyle burned mrs john meyer lansing la leg broken in the rush of panic-stricken women mrs meyer was at first re ported fatally injured mrs john joseph de sota struck on the fcead by a woman who leaped overboard as mrs joseph was wading ashore mrs arthur bailey victory wis ankle broken i mrs august kipler victory ankle broken cigarette smoking is supposed to have aet the steamer afire soon after the trip of the j s an old mississippi packet that had plied for many k years on the river from lacrosse to lansing was begun late saturday after noon james plane and two other men became unruly they created much com motion among the women and children thev were warned to behave themselves several times finally captain streckfuss ordered the three men confined in the hold in the for ward part of the vessel in the hold it is said there were large quantities of oil i turpentine and other inflammable material the men are supposed to have been smok ing in the hold blaze starts at dusk the j s was returning to genoa de soto and lansing with the excursion party that had spent the day in lacrosse the river is wide darkness was just falling then smoke was seen curling in tiny rinas from the lower deck some one re ported to the captain he investigated it was found the flames were roaring in the 1 hold the steamer's timbers were dry as y parchment and offered splendid food lor the are captain streisguth saw ail efforts to ex tinguish the fire would be futile the alarm had not yet spread passengers were laughing and singing a few minutes later the sharp clanging of the fire gong was heard by every person on the boat instantly there was a rush of passengers cries of fire fire re sounded throughout the steamer f)btÂ»ryhody put ou life preservers keep w_et there is no danger we'll get ashore all right shouted captain streck fuss the cry was taken up by members of the crew and bv the cool-headed passengers but pandemonium reigned on the boat for continued on 4th page 2d column president's victory at the polls com plete corral given close race vote light because of rain el paso tex june 26 president diaz for thirty years the chief executive of the republic of mexico was re-elected yesterday the outcome of the vote for corral for vice president is still iu doubt a comparatively light vote was cast for the presidential electors rain along the mexican border keeping the crowds in i doors most of the time troops patrolled the vicinity of each polling place and quickly dispersed auy congregation all saloons throughout the republic were closed a banquet and celebration in honor of the thirty years of service of president diaz is plauned to take place in mexico city next week and promises to be in the nature of an ovation following his com plete tictory at the polls yesterday although the opposition forces were ac tive throughout the day the election went through without a hitch and no disturb ances in any of the provinces have been reported drops 500 feet lives aeronaut chung parachutes in the skyj will recover new york june 26 falling like a rock from a height of 500 feet when his parachute failed to open george taylor a professional balloonist lives to tell the story although he is in st mary's hos pital at passaic n j physicians expect him to recover taylor and his teammate thomas moore were advertised to intro duce a new aerial feat to-day both aero nauts swing off from the earth under the same balloon seated side by side and at different intervals cut loose with their parachutes at a height of 1,000 feet the starter below fired the pistol which was the signal for taylor to cut loose he had dropped about 800 feet when he decided to leave the first parachute and finish his drop on the second the wind had angled the ropes under the great para sol holding the cloth tightly bound to gether and the aeronaut fell like dead weight he hit the earth feet foremost germany protests coup fights turkish grant to americans ' who appeal to state department _ new york june 26 the state depart i ment in washington is exercised over the ] efforts of the german government to j block the concession that is about to be < made to an american syndicate composed of rear admiral selby chester james { laidlaw of laidlaw 4 co bankers f charles arthur moore jr son of charles a moore of manning maxwell & moore john r and arthur f macarthur and -, others the concession consists of a strip of territory 1,500 miles long stretching , clear across the province of turkey in â€ž asia on which it is proposed to construct a railroad opening up the entire country to american exports the success of the negotiations with the turkish government has resulted in a protest against granting the concession admiral chester who is in turkey has appealed to the state de partment for assistance operation cures dropsy physician turns veins of thighs into drains in remarkable case n marlboro mass june 26 afflicted t with a supposedly incurable form of dropsy ; henry lemay of this city has been re t stored to health bv a most remarkable c operation by dr w a brooks jr it was a surgical feat never before attempted 8 in this country and only six times in the _ world [ a saphenous vein inside of the thigh t near the abdomen was turned into a t drainage pipe the vein was tied off whereupon half of it became a hollow tube this tube was then doubled back i forming a direct connection between the * abdomen and the big vein the same ( operation was performed on both legs its effect being practically to make an ad dition to the natural system of the cir culation 1 cochran defeats kaiser new yorker's schooner wins the . jubilee prl__e emperor third , i kiel june 26 â€” in a stiff breeze to-day t the american schooner westward owned 1 by alexander s cochran of new york won j the jubilee prize defeating lieutenant < krupp vou behlen und halbachs ger Â« mania by one minute and forty-two sec ; onds emperor william's american built < meteor with the emperor aboard finished i third only a few lengths behind the ger ' mania the emperor to-day conducted j divine services aboard the imperial yacht hohenzoilern he chose as the theme of his sermon did jesus live which re cently has been the subject of much public discussion following the appearance of a pamphlet by professor arthur drews of karlsruhe in which he said that jesus never lived ( d j.dalton shot may die democratic leader is wounded toy stepson in a huarrel cincinnati 0 june 2fi d j dalton one of the hest known democrats in the middle west and for years a ruler of democratic affairs in cincinnati was shot and probably fatally wounded to-day by his stepson william mizenbeuer at his home in norwood it is claimed dalton was angry because his wife gave other mem bers of the family be er oyster crackers for their soup than she him mizen her.er wns called to th lome and dalton is said to have choker : in later mizen heuer met dalton on the stairs shooting him in the neck he gave himself up to the police . . man is killed by w m burton's auto woman justice may go on nickel stage mrs catharine waugh mccul loch evanston magistrate open for sunday calls catharine waugh mcculloch evanston lawyer the only woman justice of the peace in america and a leader among the woman suffragists is ready and will ! ing to deliver a sunday night sermon at ! any Chicago moving-picture theater to ! which she may be invited by the manage i ment i won't ask the privilege of doing this she said last night but if i am invited to do so i will accept mrs mcculloch's willingness to thus give her time came out at a meeting of the current events class of the evanston first congregational church yesterday the pastor dr william t mcelveen told of great crowds at the Chicago moving-pic ture show entrances on sunday nights he said his own congregation should estab lish a downtown church in Chicago com bining moving-pictures with a sermon sun day night i think several short addresses at any of these sbows would be welcomed by the management said mrs mcculloch a special church is not needed then some one suggested that mrs mc culloch herself should do this to which she acceded mrs bean robbed on car wife of mayor's secretary chases thief who escapes mrs vernon l bean wife of mayor busses secretary was robbed of a diamond studded gold watch valued at 200 satur day night at 10 o'clock mrs bean was hoarding a kedzie avenue car at Chicago avenue wearing the watch on a chatelaine a man grabbed the watch and leaped from the car mrs bean screamed and gave chase other passengers took up the cry stop thief the robber eluded his pur suers and disappeared the watch was given to mrs bean by her husband on their wedding day liner breaks propeller accident to the roentgen luise is told of by wireless special cable to the examiner bremen june 26 a wireless dispatch from the north german lloyd steamer koouig?n luise dated yesterday reports that she had broken her port propeller and was proceeding by her starboard pro peller at a speed of eight or nine knots the koenieen luise was at that time in latitude 43."2 longitude 44.49 macaroni debater shot as the result of an argument as to the best way of cooking macaroni gus lapon 27 n union street was shot in the let last night and michael naciooia t>o_j vs ohio street who is said to have done thel shooting is being sought by the police j lights in the jury room were out at 8 o'clock this morning but lights were burning in the court room there was a report among watchers that the jury had gone into the court room to argue be cause that chamber was cooler attorney erbstein said however that the jury would have no right to leave its regular room and that the lights were burning for the benefit of bailiffs and detectives guard ing the jury which erbstein believed had gone to bed at 2 o'clock this inorniug in the jury rooms on the sixth floor of the criminal court building the twelve men composing the jury in the lee o'neil browne brlberv case were still arguing with as much ani mation and with as much earnestness as they were one hour after the case had been given into their hands on friday after noon the lights in the jury room were burning brightly at times the voices of the jurors were raised to high pitch there were angry words spoken in the jury room at times it was reported that some of the jurors were perilously near per sonal conflict worn out completely by the strain of the last fifty-eight hours with nerves at high tension the jurors it was thought were trying with one last round of argument and persuasion to bring over t<r their way of looking at the case th juror or jurors who are standing out the strain of long confinement impas sioned argument and heated discussion ia beginning to tell on the jury all are anx ious to have the ordeal ended and to get home to their families some are growing fretful and now and then flashes of temtj mm \ come to the surface juror sends for medicine there was some anxiety shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday when word came from the jury room that juror henry thomas green of u west one hundred and nine teenth street had been taken 111 he seemed to know what his trouble was and did not want a physician he asked that certain medicines be sent in after a con sultation between the state's attorney and counsel for the defense a messenger visited a neighboring drug store and brought back two bottles a some idea of the condition of the jurors a was offered the crowd of waiting reporters aw ml attorneys at g o'clock yesterday when baliff andrew wahlren appeared on ttin second floor he has been constantly wltlflrv the jury since it was locked up occupylnjfÃŸ - the thirteenth cot in the cook county dor 1 - mm mitory on the sixth floor of the criminal v court building â– wahlren looked ont of tieavy eye through red lids his hair was towsled 1 and his general appearance thoroughly be draggled he seemed in a humor to hlte nails with pleasure he was thoroughly ' tired out goes after clean shirt what does the jury want now asked one of mr wayman"s assistants j nothing was the grumpy answer % i've just got to fcave a clean shirt what did yon have for dinner was another question how do i know growled wahlren i can't eat after being cooped tip in that hot box the bailiff changed his 6hlrt and collar and went back to his charge if the bailiff a mere onlooker showed such pronounced signs of jury room punishment lt was dif ficult to picture the condition of the jurors who have been leading the discussion for and against browne that the end was not in sight seemed conclusive when one of the jurors sent home for a fresh supply of linen it was said that he had wilted all his collars and has perspired so freely that he needed as entire change of clothes the prosecution took this to mean that the eleven jurors who did not send for col lars w?re taking matter com leasy emifldeut of wearing out the tv\,_l_t.i g^an the attorneys for the defense de â– ___. c j____l wm equally plausible that the browne's conviction aim b.m woman speaker is hurled into friend's arms as men dash after street preacher cry for food starts mob pastor fails to keep promise to buy meals and hungry start in pursuit hoodlums in close pursuit of a frightened and fleeing gospel street speaker who re fused to put to practical use his announce ment that he stood ready to buy a meal for any hungry man in the audience broke through the ranks of a meeting of mili tant suffragists dispersed the women's hearers and knocked the speaker's stand from under dr mary e donahue last night in front of the newberry library north clark street and walton place the rout was a distinct disappointment to members of the no-vote-no-tax league under whose auspices the suffragist meet ing was being held her hat was wabbly her hair was dis arranged and her clothes dusty she had been knocked into the arms of mrs alice hall one of the leaders mrs hall continued dr donahue you get up and speak now it won't take loug to get our audience back well my dear i l think we had better give up the meeting for to-night those men frightened me said mrs hall gospel preacher escapes about this time o heffner who had headed the mob and who works in a de partment store during the week and preaches at walton place every sunday on his own idea of the gospel was safe undei an arc lamp i'll have the police on you guys he cried i try to be orderly and teach yo to be right so you may join me in an eternal reward but it's the police you neet before anything else jeers and groans greeted him he paused then fled dr donahue had been talking about her experiences in springfield a chorus of yells jeers and howls drowned her voice startled she looked around scores of laughing deriding youths broke through the audience knocked dr donahue into the arms of mrs alice hall and passed on carrying with i iii-iii the greater part of the suffragist audience heffuer had just announced a few feet away from dr donahue that he was a samaritan i'm hungry come through prove it buy me a meal were some of the cries heffner alarmed started to back away the crowd pressed in on him and he took to his heels heading straight for the suf fragists some of us'll be back to-morrow night said dr donahue afterward and we'll coutinue because our fight is for a noble cause suffragists quit scene mrs hall then nrepared to leave with dr donahue and she was followed by miss helen todd and miss belle squire five members of the Illinois equal suffrage association will leave rockford 111 to-day on an automobile tour of seven northwestern counties of the state all will take the stump for woman's rights they are dr anna blount oak park miss jennie s w johnson and miss helen todd of Chicago the rev kate hughes table grove hi and mrs catherine waugh mccullough evanston factory employes will be addressed at noon and at d o'clock in rockford to-day and a meeting will be held also in east park lodge ruse aids fight long-worth draper and mccall are used to further defense boston mass june 26 senator lodge has arranged a clever if not strong open ing in his fight for retention of his senate seat by presenting to an audience in som ervllle next tuesday evening congressman nicholas longworth governor draper and congressman sam mccall longworth is following in the footsteps of reed smoot who recently came to town to talk on the beauties of mormonism but spent most of his time telling what a great man lodge is in announcing his candidacy to succeed senator lodge to-night representative but ler ames in a bitter excoriation of boss lodgo and his political machine expresses his inability to understand how former president roosevelt can lend his political support to one even though a friend who has consistently violated all the moral teachings of which roosevelt is the great exponent " he adds that the former pres ident could not have the intimate knowl edge acquired through sorrowful experi ence and possessed by each citizen of massachusetts that his support was out of keeping with the facts umpires as clergy test student for priesthood joins league to determine self-control hutchinson kan june 26 seriously doubting whether he were master of him self and fit to enter th priesthood of the roman catholic church j j o'reilly a student at st benedict's college at atch ison kan has determined to prove hi worthiness by becoming a professional baseball umpire o'reilly met blaine dur bin formerly pitcher for the Chicago cubs and the two became friends dnrbin sug gested that if o'reilly could withstand the wrath cf a professional baseball player without anger rankling in his heart he vould be fit for anything so under the name qi phillips o'reilly is nq^jiandling ti â– indicator in the kansas s^fl blague growth threatening grave complications to be cut away by n y surgeon affected on jungle trip sudden change from hot climate of africa to nor way blamed new york june 26 colonel theodore roosevelt will undergo an operation on his throat to-morrow morning according to re ports to-day just how serious the affec tion that troubles him is could not be learned accurately to-day but from the information gathered it is assumed that a growth perhaps not serious now bnt threatening grave complications will be cut away he will reach the office of dr walter franklin chappell at 7 east fifty-fifth at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning prepared for the ordeal it is said it is expected that dr chappell who is a specialist on throat affections will be assisted t>y a physician from the manhattan eye ear and throat hospital a nurse will aleo be on hand but lt is said that the operation is not so dangerous that anything more than a local anesthetic is necessary the report that colonel roosevelt is to undergo an operation on his throat to morrow was emphatically denied to-night by the physician's secretary she said that she had charge of recording the ap pointments made by dr chappell with patients and would certainly know if he had made one with mr roosevelt ever since mr roosevelt came out of the african jungles he has suffered from a throat affection the trouble manifested itself first with a simple cough that devel oped in a few weeks iuto what has beeu termed laryngitis in the cable dispatches trouble acute in copenhagen in copenhagen this trouble became so acute that alarming reports concerning the former president's condition were sent out a few days rest however seemed to re store mr roosevelt to his usual strenuous condition iu the course of several speeches the ex-president grew exceedingly hoarse and during his address at oxford england it was observed that for several minutes the colonel stopped and finally continued his address with difficulty while " dr chappell to-day refused to discuss mr roosevelt's ease and said that so fcr as ae unv.iv do wonld not operate on him to-morrow morning several pnysi cians pointed out the causes of the former president's huskiness it was said that the year whl-.li mr roosevelt spent in the hot climate of afri-.-a may have weakered his throat greatly and encouragel the troublesome growth the quick transition from the african wilderness to the climate of norway is thought to have been too severe on the colonei's throat and caused extreme irrita tion in fact mr roosevelt consulted ex perts in europe but they told him the trouble was such that with care he need not bother about lt until he reached home cancer theory not supported while the growth may have resulted from acute laryngitis it is rumored that it re sembles in some respects an ordinary wart now small but when large absolutely pre venting proper enunciatiou there isr noth ing to support the assumption that the trouble resembles tuberculosis growth or cancer mr roosevelt is not an incessant smoker and whatever throat trouble he has could not have come from such a habit one physician hiuted that perhaps the irrita tion and growth was caused by talking too much the throat he pointed out could be irritated greatly by much con versation the throat trouble is thought by mr roosevelt's friends to be one of the rea sons for the cvolonel's announcement be fore his arrival here that he will make no public speeches for two mouths three shot in tong war new york chinese make sunday a field day in feud one dead new york june 26 this being sun day chinatown experienced another holi day and field day in its deadly and seem ingly never-ending long war the result of rapid shooting and scurrying to the rat hole cellars and dark hallways in the strange quarter is one chinaman dead one mortally wounded one dangerously wound ed seven meek and mysterious almond eyed feudists under arrest and a collection of large caliber revolvers of the latest type added to the police collection the clash to-day was but a skirmish betweeu pickers of the on leong and hip siug tongs gould buys picard colts horses will be entered in the bl races of next tenr special cable to the examiner paris june 26 â€” some details of frank gould's purchase of veil picard's stable were announced to-day mr gould re fused to buy the older horses but picked out seventeen two-year-olds which includ ed the most promising colts and fillies in the stable these mr gould will enter in the big races next year the grand prix for one neither mr gould nor m picard will make pub'ie the amouut paid baron held as traitor kiikftlfin is accused of giving docu ment to foreign power special cable to the examiner st petersburg june 26.-baron de tjngern steinberg who was arrested yes terday after a search of his apartments is charged with delivering secret docu ments to a foreign state besides being correspondent of an austro-ilungarian news agency he is the correspondent of one eng_s_.rnd several continental news papersiÃŸ sunday night ride of standard oil superintendent and wife ends fatally edward b robinson an upholsterer liv ing at 1315 east forty-seventh street was killed by an automobile driven by vi m burton superintendent of the manufactur ing department of the standard oil com pany at jefferson avenue and fifty-sixth street last night the accident happened at 10:45 o'clock no one so far as is known except burton and mrs burton who sat beside him saw it they had been out for a sunday evening drive and were returning to their home at 5432 jefferson avenue about sixty feet north of fifty sixth street according to the story told the police by burton robinson attempted to cross the street in front of the auto mobile i made every effort to stop the ma chine burton said the speed of the car i am sure was not over twelve or fif teen miles an hour the man seemed to become confused by the lights from the car and stopped directly in our path i stopped at ouce and went back to see how badly he was hurt the injured man whose skull was frac tured was carried to the office of dr l d gorgas 720 lake avenue iu the burton automobile where he died he did not recover consciousness lino frauk an eight-year-old girl was struck by an automobile driven by will iam mcarthur 46 east lake street at belmont and lincoln avenues yesterday afternoon she was only slightly injured two men were attested in evanston yes terday for speeding after fracturing hts collar bone when his motorcycle crashed into a tree max ploehn 1020 north forty second avenue was arrested yesterday by the cragin police for speeding madriz loses 3 towns estrada's forces delay attack on acoynpn expecting surrender special cable to the examiner bluefields nicaragua june 26 a column of the provisional forces under general arsenio cruz has captured la liliertad and julgalpa important towns in the department of chontales general mena with the great body of his troops remains within gunshot of acoyapa gen eral colon another provisional leader has taken san Ã¼baldo one of the chief ports on lake nicaragua general vasquez is entirely surrounded in acoyapa and the threatened attack by general mena has been delayed in the expectation of vas quez's surrender madriz declares any mer chandise attempting tp pass the atlanti coast custom house without examination shall be subject to seizure it is probable that the american naval officer iu com mand here will refuse to recognize this ue ere jury 8 to 4 against us says attorney erbstein < , the best information of the defense c | is that the jury is deadlocked eight 5 i to four against us both factions \ < seem determined to hold out â€” s ] charles e erbstein of counsel \ > for lee o'ne',l browne at the criminal s | court building 8:30 p m

bj^ljy-^if iÂ«_wiio_j vs ohio street who is said to have done thel shooting is being sought by the police j lights in the jury room were out at 8 o'clock this morning but lights were burning in the court room there was a report among watchers that the jury had gone into the court room to argue be cause that chamber was cooler attorney erbstein said however that the jury would have no right to leave its regular room and that the lights were burning for the benefit of bailiffs and detectives guard ing the jury which erbstein believed had gone to bed at 2 o'clock this inorniug in the jury rooms on the sixth floor of the criminal court building the twelve men composing the jury in the lee o'neil browne brlberv case were still arguing with as much ani mation and with as much earnestness as they were one hour after the case had been given into their hands on friday after noon the lights in the jury room were burning brightly at times the voices of the jurors were raised to high pitch there were angry words spoken in the jury room at times it was reported that some of the jurors were perilously near per sonal conflict worn out completely by the strain of the last fifty-eight hours with nerves at high tension the jurors it was thought were trying with one last round of argument and persuasion to bring over ty a physician from the manhattan eye ear and throat hospital a nurse will aleo be on hand but lt is said that the operation is not so dangerous that anything more than a local anesthetic is necessary the report that colonel roosevelt is to undergo an operation on his throat to morrow was emphatically denied to-night by the physician's secretary she said that she had charge of recording the ap pointments made by dr chappell with patients and would certainly know if he had made one with mr roosevelt ever since mr roosevelt came out of the african jungles he has suffered from a throat affection the trouble manifested itself first with a simple cough that devel oped in a few weeks iuto what has beeu termed laryngitis in the cable dispatches trouble acute in copenhagen in copenhagen this trouble became so acute that alarming reports concerning the former president's condition were sent out a few days rest however seemed to re store mr roosevelt to his usual strenuous condition iu the course of several speeches the ex-president grew exceedingly hoarse and during his address at oxford england it was observed that for several minutes the colonel stopped and finally continued his address with difficulty while " dr chappell to-day refused to discuss mr roosevelt's ease and said that so fcr as ae unv.iv do wonld not operate on him to-morrow morning several pnysi cians pointed out the causes of the former president's huskiness it was said that the year whl-.li mr roosevelt spent in the hot climate of afri-.-a may have weakered his throat greatly and encouragel the troublesome growth the quick transition from the african wilderness to the climate of norway is thought to have been too severe on the colonei's throat and caused extreme irrita tion in fact mr roosevelt consulted ex perts in europe but they told him the trouble was such that with care he need not bother about lt until he reached home cancer theory not supported while the growth may have resulted from acute laryngitis it is rumored that it re sembles in some respects an ordinary wart now small but when large absolutely pre venting proper enunciatiou there isr noth ing to support the assumption that the trouble resembles tuberculosis growth or cancer mr roosevelt is not an incessant smoker and whatever throat trouble he has could not have come from such a habit one physician hiuted that perhaps the irrita tion and growth was caused by talking too much the throat he pointed out could be irritated greatly by much con versation the throat trouble is thought by mr roosevelt's friends to be one of the rea sons for the cvolonel's announcement be fore his arrival here that he will make no public speeches for two mouths three shot in tong war new york chinese make sunday a field day in feud one dead new york june 26 this being sun day chinatown experienced another holi day and field day in its deadly and seem ingly never-ending long war the result of rapid shooting and scurrying to the rat hole cellars and dark hallways in the strange quarter is one chinaman dead one mortally wounded one dangerously wound ed seven meek and mysterious almond eyed feudists under arrest and a collection of large caliber revolvers of the latest type added to the police collection the clash to-day was but a skirmish betweeu pickers of the on leong and hip siug tongs gould buys picard colts horses will be entered in the bl races of next tenr special cable to the examiner paris june 26 â€” some details of frank gould's purchase of veil picard's stable were announced to-day mr gould re fused to buy the older horses but picked out seventeen two-year-olds which includ ed the most promising colts and fillies in the stable these mr gould will enter in the big races next year the grand prix for one neither mr gould nor m picard will make pub'ie the amouut paid baron held as traitor kiikftlfin is accused of giving docu ment to foreign power special cable to the examiner st petersburg june 26.-baron de tjngern steinberg who was arrested yes terday after a search of his apartments is charged with delivering secret docu ments to a foreign state besides being correspondent of an austro-ilungarian news agency he is the correspondent of one eng_s_.rnd several continental news papersiÃŸ sunday night ride of standard oil superintendent and wife ends fatally edward b robinson an upholsterer liv ing at 1315 east forty-seventh street was killed by an automobile driven by vi m burton superintendent of the manufactur ing department of the standard oil com pany at jefferson avenue and fifty-sixth street last night the accident happened at 10:45 o'clock no one so far as is known except burton and mrs burton who sat beside him saw it they had been out for a sunday evening drive and were returning to their home at 5432 jefferson avenue about sixty feet north of fifty sixth street according to the story told the police by burton robinson attempted to cross the street in front of the auto mobile i made every effort to stop the ma chine burton said the speed of the car i am sure was not over twelve or fif teen miles an hour the man seemed to become confused by the lights from the car and stopped directly in our path i stopped at ouce and went back to see how badly he was hurt the injured man whose skull was frac tured was carried to the office of dr l d gorgas 720 lake avenue iu the burton automobile where he died he did not recover consciousness lino frauk an eight-year-old girl was struck by an automobile driven by will iam mcarthur 46 east lake street at belmont and lincoln avenues yesterday afternoon she was only slightly injured two men were attested in evanston yes terday for speeding after fracturing hts collar bone when his motorcycle crashed into a tree max ploehn 1020 north forty second avenue was arrested yesterday by the cragin police for speeding madriz loses 3 towns estrada's forces delay attack on acoynpn expecting surrender special cable to the examiner bluefields nicaragua june 26 a column of the provisional forces under general arsenio cruz has captured la liliertad and julgalpa important towns in the department of chontales general mena with the great body of his troops remains within gunshot of acoyapa gen eral colon another provisional leader has taken san Ã¼baldo one of the chief ports on lake nicaragua general vasquez is entirely surrounded in acoyapa and the threatened attack by general mena has been delayed in the expectation of vas quez's surrender madriz declares any mer chandise attempting tp pass the atlanti coast custom house without examination shall be subject to seizure it is probable that the american naval officer iu com mand here will refuse to recognize this ue ere jury 8 to 4 against us says attorney erbstein < , the best information of the defense c | is that the jury is deadlocked eight 5 i to four against us both factions \ < seem determined to hold out â€” s ] charles e erbstein of counsel \ > for lee o'ne',l browne at the criminal s | court building 8:30 p m